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    The Scopes Trial

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    The Scopes Trial In the year 1859‚ Charles Darwin published his book On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection‚ or the Preservation of Favored Races in the Struggle for Life. In this book‚ Charles Darwin explains that species need to evolve and adapt in order to survive. Natural selection is the process in which over time certain species and/or characteristic of certain species‚ will evolve and flourish while others will not. Darwin outlines the scientific theory of evolution;

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    salem trials

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    Was the Salem Witchcraft Hysteria a Product of Women’s Search for Power? The Salem Witchcraft Trials was brought on by some young women. They accused many different people of performing witchcraft. Those who said they were innocent were killed and those who said they were guilty were used to help find more witches. Lyle Koehler says “Yes” in his book‚” A Search for Power: The ‘Weaker Sex’ in Seventeenth-Century New England.” He believes that women wanted more power‚ so they pretended to be

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    Were the Rosenbergs really guilty? Thomas C. Reeves once said "Numerous people felt that the Rosenbergs did not get a fair trial or that their sentence was too harsh" (Thomas Reeves). Many people believed that the Rosenbergs were innocent and the convictions against them were not enough to prove they were involved in espionage. Others believe they were guilty and their crime was rose than murder. The story of Ethel and Julius Rosenberg was very controversial. It involved the Rosenbergs participation

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    “The Zimmerman Trial” On February 26‚ 2012‚ George Zimmerman‚ a Hispanic and neighborhood watch volunteer was patrolling the retreat at Twin Lakes‚ a Townhouse Development in Florida. At 7:09 pm Zimmerman called a non-emergency police response line‚ reporting a suspicious person walking about. The person whom Zimmerman saw was 17 year old Trayvon Martin‚ who was walking back to his father’s fiancé’s house from a convenience store‚ with nothing on him but a pack of candy and a drink. At 7: 13

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    Trials And Verdicts

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    Trials and Verdicts Brandy Bledsoe May 31‚ 2015 CRJ 100 Week 8 Assignment 2 Professor Jamie Smith Trials and Verdicts The constitution is the basis of all criminal law as well as trials and their verdicts. The constitution and the state and federal court systems have been in effect since the nineteenth century. Each and every court case has their own unique processes related to the different courts and how the case made it to any specific one‚ taking a plea bargain as an alternative

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    Through the use of lighting‚ color scheme‚ and orientation Casey Baugh has convinced the art client to enjoy and possibly buy his painting “Illumination”. The power of lighting has been used for many years by various artist. The girl’s eyes are illuminated in the painting which draws attention to them. Also‚ the nontraditional lighting may catch people off guard and make the painting stand out from the crowd. The rest of the painting is dark. This adds to the mysteriousness and eeriness of the

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    Mock Trial

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    Mock Trial was a great experience for me since it was my first time doing it in my life. My role was an officer called‚ Officer Low. Officer Low has been on the local police force for eight and a half years. I think my role was not easy because I had to memorize all my lines in order to answer the lawyer’s question. Also‚ I had to know where the offender Wally Brogue was standing and where the radio‚ beer and marijuana were on the diagram of David Benning’s and Sara Volsky’s apartment. Plus‚ I had

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    The Scopes Trial

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    Scopes Trial The Scopes Trial is a famous trial that had one main topic to focus on: evolution. This trial was brought on because John Scopes taught his students about evolution. The trial happened in 1925 in Tennessee. For creationists and evolutionists‚ this was a huge trial because it was the first major account of the teaching of evolution. Although this seems as a simple matter between creationists and evolutionists‚ there is more to meets the eye. The Scopes Trial was more complicated. The

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    The witchcraft trials of Salem was a hysteria that swept through the state of Massachusetts; that would change the whole demeanor of the town. It all began when a group of girl; once friends‚ turned delinquents accused a number of women of performing the devils magic causing them to be possessed. Over the time of a year there was an overwhelming amount of accusation of witchcraft. The governor sought out to create a new court‚ calling it the "court of oyer and terminer". In this court is where

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    acquaintances‚ which itself stands for the entire migrant population of the Great Depression era. One such character is that of Jim Casey‚ a former preacher and long-time friend of the Joads. In this story‚ Casey represents a latter-day Christ figure who longs to bring religious stability to the burgeon of migrant families facing West. Steinbeck manages to give Jim Casey the exact initials as the historical savior (J.C.)‚ which allows the reader to latch onto this connection from the beginning. Yet

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